FOST Zimbabwe

From Garden to Livelihood: Showcasing the success of the FOST Low Input Gardening Scheme, one of the granny farmers at Mikona Farm ward 3,Bindura, highlights the bountiful harvest that supports food nutrition and enhanced livelihoods in the community for vulnerable children.

FOST Community Graduation in Mutasa District

The illustration highlighted the resources that they have within the community, their physical and notable achievements and places that present with challenges. Through this, the communities are able to navigate the challenges with the support of partners.

he Community Health Clubs graduations gave the club members an opportunity to show case how they implemented the project. This is an illustration of the Tamuka Health Club mapping on cloth as well as model of their village.

A glimpse into Global Kinship Care Week. FOST attended a radio session with @ZiFMStereo on Family Strengthening. Watch the session here youtu.be/rnsah4SFOBI?si… @familyforeveryc @KinshipCarersUk @UNICEFZIMBABWE

Launching the inter-agency global guidance on supporting kinship care changemakersforchildren.community/group/kinship-…

guidance, and invite you to join us on our journey to embed the guidance in policy and practice. EVENT DETAILS: Date: January 25, 2024 Time: 13:00 UTC Please find the registration and Zoom Link here: changemakersforchildren.community/event/launchin…

We are pleased to launch the inter-agency global guidance on supporting kinship care! Join us for this launch webinar on the 25 January where we will share an overview of the guidance and the key messages for you to take away. We will explore next steps for implementation of the

OST has managed to support orphans and vulnerable children in the current operating districts through fees payments and provision of stationery. This motivates children to stay in school as well as enhances their performance! @oakfnd @FFEveryChild @stephenlewisfdn @TheOPECFund

May Kennedy Chakanyuka rest in eternal peace!

WISHING YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

FOST Self Help Groups from Bindura ward 19, have proved that self sustenance and community initiatives such as the community banks are a feasible way of sustaining children and the community at large. They went forth to receive training on baking and cake decorating.

How can we protect women and children from GBV if we constantly discuss GBV issues without them? It has become crucial to include men in all initiatives that will fight GBV! #NoExcuse @texelfoundation @oakfnd @MenEngageAfrica @USAID @unwomenafrica @stephenlewisfdn @TheOPECFund

and the previously trained beneficiaries (model farmers) who would in turn capacitate other community members. FOST has collaborated with Foundations for Farming in these trainings by capacitating the communities. #householdeconomicstrengthening #foodandnutrition

Yesterday, FOST went into the Bindura community to build the capacities of the people in wards 3 and 19. The trainings were focused on climatic change agriculture (Pfumvudza). The trainings were attended by community members, community leaders such as the councilors